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Should I remove the deadheads from agapanthus plants please? and/or leaves which have all flopped and look untidy? Thank you
Hi there,
Once your Agapanthus has finished flowering for Spring, you can cut off the stem leaving the foliage to die back naturally. This will feed the bulbs for them to flower again the following the year.
If the tips of the leaves turn brown, you can tidy these up by cutting the ends off – preferably in a ‘V’ shape so they still look natural.
By the Autumn, everything should have turned brown, you can then remove all the foliage that has died and cover your Agapanthus with some mulch for protection against frosts.
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